Alan Thomas, on 21 February 2014 - 10:00 AM, said:
I know what claims I have submitted and what have been accepted.
The ACC without warning or decision letter that we stopped compensation and the surgery October 1991.
you knew you were in trouble alan -youd avoided them enough to cause then to give you the final ultimata-turn up at the case mangers office or ya lost ya cover
When they [you]were challenged they [YOU]made five different decisions [MISLEAD THEM]trying to [COVER YA ASS]make a decision that was lawful. Effectively they claimed that my incapacity was temporary under s59 of the 1982 act and that I had recovered from my injuries. The information they relied upon was their informants who thought that I might have been working because I owned a number of companies and had been seen in the office. The case management were aware that I was learning new programs using my computers that were in the office while waiting for my surgery. They had also been provided with the letter stating that I would be attending weekly meetings to maintain a direction on my companies and would receive a nominal fee for this contribution.
I also know that the two review hearing decisions in my favour In 1992 require the ACC to disregard the fact that I owned a number of companies and was a director and pay my compensation and surgery so I may return to my preinjury occupation and original earnings capacity.
ACC have made a note in my file that they do not agree with the reviewers decision and will try again.
In 1997 the ACC tried again but this time Refused to give any information whatsoever that form the basis of their decision except they claimed to have information that I was "working". After more than 10 years the ACC made a few further disclosures including the fact that they did not have any particular information about any work task activity at all at any material time but felt that they could make a decision based on what they called "commonsense" or in other words their intuition.
I note that a lot of people on this site seem to be driven by their intuition, including you Mr Butler. The tagteam particularly operate on emotion intuition and hysteria, just like the ACC and even offer the ACC what they call high-value information.
What is before the court as the issue as to whether or not the ACC is permitted to make decisions based on what they call "commonsense". My position is that the ACC are not allowed to make decision based on their commonsense but are required by legislation to rely upon the expert information from those who are qualified and experienced to produce information such as medical professionals, occupational experts and suchlike. People in the street such as members of the site have no business whatsoever reaching conclusions about what is fact or reality because they simply do not have the expertise qualifications and experience to have an opinion.
For my own part I rely upon the experts will my information. For example of a surgeon says I cannot carry out the work task activities on my former occupation until I have surgery then I do not take part in any such work task activities remotely similar so as to keep myself safe and preserve the residual structures in order that the surgery will be successful. [BUT Alan-YOU DID undertake to work-why LIES?] After 2 1/2 decades I have surgery and am on the road to recovery to return to my preinjury occupation full-time. Of course this will be a slow measured program under the supervision of medical professionals.
Alan
as you consistently fail tp even remotely provide info so that ones can see whats gone on and this maybe accede to your request of help-what are the members going to do
it must be this then
YOU HAD A CLAIM accepted for
a reinjury to an older injury to your wrist Completed as a claim officially made by you ,complete with medical certification and information re the accident in September 1990 .
THE ACCIDENT IN QUESTION initially occurred in december 1989
mmmm 1990 you made a claim??
I do understand that you had a hernia injury around this time but it seems from you that that was all fixed up and you were back on deck so to speak so no further cover needed there.?
Yo CLEARLY STATED-You strained an OLD injury in your right arm as result of a sailing accident-thrown overboard by the said in a storm when you wer three miles out to sea as a lone sailor at that [-the Good Ship Hector one assumes here?

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The acc obliging accepted that claim bearing in mind you never provided any independent evidence or medical notes to acc within that transaction of claim data -from that period of 1989
and then LATER
UNACEPTED IT VIA THE DECLINIATION
is that the case alan
A Simple YES or No answer please without the wordsmithing avoidance
Claire if ya round
ya may just find today and the weekend a tad interesting in this thread
times up for alan im afraid
dave